DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS SCHOOL!…read more My wife tried to sign up my son for a soccer class but it would not let her due to the crappy website. When I tried to sign up it signed my son up for an August camp instead of the June class I had selected. The owner Jen then tells us we cannot switch and charges us a mandatory $50 cancelation fee. There is something really scammy going on here. How can you sign us up for an August camp in the middle of my sons school day then not let us switch to something that we are actually available for? If you look at the website there are entire unhinged paragraphs about charging $50 fees, which apparently gives the owner the right to scam you out of $50. When you talk to her on the phone she is also incredibly hostile and rude. Please save yourself the headache of getting scammed and choose another soccer school, there are plenty of other options out there

My kids absolutely love Little Rascalz!! It's a struggle trying to get them off the field. I cannot…read moresay enough good things about it. I had a small schedule conflict, the owners couldn't have been more accommodating.

We've been playing Co-Ed adult softball on the fields at Ocean Air rec center for years. Overall…read moreit's a nice park that feels safe even after dark. The fields have a lot of gopher holes so you have to watch out to avoid tripping. There's basketball courts and a nice kids playground but the bathrooms are pretty run down even for a public park. Convenient location in Carmel Valley but could use some TLC especially in this neighborhood. P

This Ocean Air Community Park and Recreation Center is truly fantastic. Every week, they arrange…read moredifferent indoor activities, and all facilities are free to use--including badminton, pickleball, basketball, taekwondo, and more. There's also an outdoor play area for kids and a large park. If you love sports, you definitely shouldn't miss this place!

I've been swimming laps in San Diego for 4 years, and I have just now discovered the wonderful…read moreoutdoor public pools! I first saw that there was one in Balboa Park (which is currently still under winter maintenance), and upon some further research have discovered there are ~15 pools around San Diego with lap lane hours during the week and weekends, with a drop in rate of $4 per day! I've suffered through so many swims at the indoor pool at 24 hour fitness, not knowing there were these available to me! Specifically regarding the pool at Carmel Valley Rec Center. I came on a weekday evening (5:30pm) in May. So I assume things may change in the summer. But I had a lovely experience! The outside of the Rec center, and parking area is much nicer than some of the other rec centers around San Diego I've visited. I paid my $4 entry fee and went through the locker room. Of note, there are no lockers at this pool (there are at some of the others), however I also felt much safer leaving my bag out on a chair at this one than some of the others, there are showers. The water was warm enough, but not too warm during my laps. I swam for 45 minutes and had the whole lane to myself the entire time. It looks like there's a big slide that goes into the pool (that wasn't open while I was there), as well as a cute play area for kids that's right next to the pool.

It was our family's first visit to the Carmel Valley Recreation Center pool, and we were really…read morelooking forward to spending a fun Sunday swimming and enjoying the two waterslides, especially on such a hot day. Unfortunately, what should have been a wonderful family outing turned into an incredibly disappointing and upsetting experience. It started with the facility opening approximately 10 minutes late, leaving families standing outside in the heat. When I called to ask about the delay, I was told the pool chemicals were not at the appropriate levels. Also both slides were not open due to short staffing and that was one of the reasons why we wanted to come to the pool. Once we were finally allowed inside, our 12-year-old daughter wanted to swim in the deep end. She was told she needed to complete a swim test, which we completely understood. She was asked to swim freestyle to the other end and back, and she did exactly that. However, the lifeguard wasn't satisfied and instructed her to put her entire face in the water. Our daughter is a very capable swimmer, but she also has a learning disability and was having difficulty understanding precisely what the lifeguard wanted her to demonstrate. Rather than recognizing that she might need clearer instructions, he had her repeat the test two more times. What happened next was particularly upsetting. The same lifeguard then tested a group of seven boys. We watched as six of the seven completed the swim without keeping their faces down in the water, yet all seven boys were passed. My husband and I were shocked, confused, and deeply disappointed. Most importantly, our daughter was left feeling singled out and treated differently. Let me be clear: We fully support swim tests and understand that safety must always come first. What we do not support is inconsistent standards, unequal treatment, or a lack of understanding and sensitivity toward children with learning differences. Children deserve patience, encouragement, clear communication, and, above all, fairness. A learning disability should never result in a child being made to feel embarrassed or excluded. What was supposed to be a happy Sunday at the pool became an unnecessarily upsetting experience for our daughter and our entire family. Carmel Valley Recreation Center, please do better. Train your lifeguards not only in water safety but also in awareness, inclusion, communication, and consistent treatment of every child. Every child deserves to feel welcome, respected, and treated equally, regardless of how they learn or process instructions.

Coach Johan is amazing!! My granddaughter learned so much…read morefrom him!! Definitely recommend!!

We had coach Trevor. He was great with the kids and made it a fun experience. Our kiddos first run…read moreat team sports and he was newly 3 so definitely parent participation helped. Looking forward to returning.

Great one-on-one teaching! My little cousin was first learning to play competitively, and I had him…read morepractice one-on-one with Arik. He is professional, but also very calm and easy with kids. My cousin wanted to go back right after the first session. Needless to say he is a great coach.

From the owner: Arik's Soccer Sessions offer personalized, one-on-one training sessions designed to boost your…read moreskills and confidence on the field. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your technique, we provide a friendly and supportive environment where you can grow as a player.

great experience for daughter-we should have switched to this club in early high school but didn't…read moredue to distance. Go before your Soph year if they are good enough to play for top surf team they will be looked at by college coaches. If she loves soccer, this is the place

The kids get good training good competition fun sport to watch. Parking price is a little excessive…read morethough. Cost $20 should be more like five dollars per car!

My son first tried out tennis a couple years ago with April. Due to his age I let him try out many…read moredifferent sports to see which will catch his interest the most. We went from trying out tennis to soccer, basketball, and then wrestling. When he turned 6 I told him he needs to pick a sport as his main focus, and he picked tennis! He said missed April very much and loves the way she teaches him the sport. She is very patient with the kids and does drills over and over until they nail it. He sometimes does clinics on Tuesday's with a group of other kids but his favorite practices are on Monday's when he gets private lessons with her. She recently was sponsored by Wilson and offical Camp for the San Diego Aviators (the pro team). She invited some of her kids (including my son) to be in commercial that shows her coaching skills. It will be played on the Jumbotron at matches! She's amazing, you won't be let down.

Love, love my lessons from Love 15 Tennis! I've been getting lessons for a year and a half and look…read moreforward to my Thursday's with April. She's taught my the fundamentals and keeps me on my toes each lesson (literally). Couldn't recommend a better coach!

This is a really nice rec center. As it should be nice with all the money spent to build up the…read morearea. Everything is brand spanking new. We attended for our kids basketball clinic. There is ample parking in a lot and go up a small hill towards the rec center. When we came into the center, the basketball courts were decided into 2 halves. The group of about 10-12 kids played for about 45 mins. The basketball coaches were very nice and welcoming. We enjoyed the coaches and how encouraging they were to the kids. Outside the rec center is a playground, fields, and picnic areas. There were games happening, Zumba, and kids playing on the playground. This place wasn't crowded when we went but I am sure this place gets crowded when it's warm. Nice place to have a party as well. There are bathrooms available and the library is right across the street. Nice place to check out if your kids are in need of a play to play, join sports, or have a party.

Wow San Diego! I underestimated our park district, sorry about that. By far, the best park I have…read moreever seen in San Diego. Impressive playground, field of dreams, skate park, dog park, and last but not least...PUMP TRACK!!! This is so cool, makes me want to live in this neighborhood but I gotta make money to make that dream come true. Recreation center is something else. Indoor sports games and etc. My only request and if it's possible please put shades over the playground. and Be kind share the pump track.

Granddaughter and Family seem to like this rock climbing business very well. From what I observed,…read moreit is neat, clean, organized, and very professional. Yes, I would recommend it to any adolescent or adult interested in this experience. They seem to have many levels of climbing rocks.

Fitness gurus and weekend warriors rejoice! Mesa Rim (San Diego) will make you feel like a…read morebad-arse and then humbly remind you who's in charge. If you know me I always love a challenge! (see back muscle pics LOL) Haven't been to indoor rock climbing in a minute but this location is what got me started. This is one of the bigger climbing gyms in San Diego with tons of wall space for both top rope and bouldering. First timer or seasonal climber, you'll fit right in. The staff are awesome - helpful, motivating, and great at walking you through the basics. We opted for belaying lessons and I recommend that for first-timers! The front desk was polite and efficient but may be a bit corporate than warm. Tip: sign the waiver before you arrive. The gym is clean, routes are reset often, and there's a slab wall full gym, sauna plus a small shop with gear and snacks. They also have a Mission Valley location closer to my work! Tempted to check that one out! Overall: 4 stars - solid climbing, great workouts, even yoga, and good vibes. I'd recommend a membership if you really want to commit. They have several options on their website. HSA/FSA eligible too! Great for a group event and birthday outing in my opinion! Just be ready to get humbled (and sore).